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“Power” season 6 is returning for more action and drama. The last installment's finale left a big cliffhanger and the upcoming episodes will confirm if Angela will really live. There are also rumors that Ghost (Omari Hardwick) may die but the viewers will find out if this is true once the show resumes airing on Starz Channel.
In any case, it was confirmed that 50 Cent will make his directorial debut via “Power” season 6. Based on what the singer had shared, he will direct the drama’s third episode. Last week, on Instagram, he wrote, “Season 6 coming soon, episode 603 is my directorial debut. You gotta check me out.”
50 Cent played Kanan in the previous “Power” installments but he died in the fifth so he will not be returning to reprise his role. However, he will still be “Power” season 6’s executive producer and now, as mentioned before, a director too.
This is not just the spoiler for “Power” season 6 but it was revealed that actress Debi Mazar is making an appearance for a cameo role. This detail was hinted by Joseph Sikora who plays Tommy in the series.
Meanwhile, 50 Cent already resolved his conflict with “Power” season 6 co-EP Randall Emmett. The two feuded in public through social media due to a reported $1 million debt that Emmet has yet to pay back to 50 Cent.
Apparently, since Emmett was not able to pay after a long time, six years to be exact, the American rapper brought the matter to social media. Probably, he thought that he can get the payments faster if publicly announced thus the feud started.
The strategy seemed to have worked as 50 Cent announced that he received the payment from his “Power” season 6 co-EP and naturally, the two have patched things up. Based on the rappers narration, Emmet owed him $1 million and he asked to be paid by April 29 but no money came in that day and obviously, this upset 50 Cent. The loan has been fully paid as of today.
“Power” season 6 is already in production but no release date is available yet. The guess is that it will be out before the year ends.
